National Park in Sydney

This sunny, vibrant city offers a huge diversity of attractions - sophisticated cultural events, laid-back beach living, theme parks, boundless shopping & sightseeing - there is something in Sydney to keep all ages & tastes enthralled!
Sunny, sexy, sophisticated Sydney basks as a shining star of the southern hemisphere. The Opera House & Harbour Bridge are a pride & joy but this is the city that never sleeps with all-night pubs, fashionable clubs, green hinterland and superb beaches
Obviously Sydney is a fantastic destination for a National Park . But before you make a final decision you might want to check out the alternatives.

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National Park in Barossa Valley, Australia as an alternative to a National Park in Sydney
Famous wines, a feast of festivals, a lively heritage the Barossa region has over 50 wineries ranging from some of Australia 's largest wineries to small winemakers. Most offer wine tastings and are open every day.

National Park in Blue Mountains, Australia as an alternative to a National Park in Sydney
Under 2 hours' drive from Sydney, lie the Blue Mountains, a World Heritage site, soaring above you. This is a natural wonderland of untamed bush and lush rainforest, spectacular rock formations and native wildlife, vast views and plummeting waterfalls.

National Park in Cable Beach, Australia as an alternative to a National Park in Sydney
Cable Beach world renowned beach with twenty-two kilometres of pristine white sands by the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean that washes it clean daily. Safe swimming and relaxation by day and dramatic sunsets at night that attract many visitors

National Park in Sydney, Australia as an alternative to a National Park in Sydney
Sydney Harbour is magnificent from the landmark Harbour Bridge and Opera House to the beautiful Sydney Harbour National park which includes the harbour's island and foreshore. The options for walking, eating and relaxing are endless.

National Park in Great Ocean Rd, Australia as an alternative to a National Park in Sydney
Popular spots to view wildlife & native bush include Serendip Sanctuary, Otway Ranges, Angahook-Lorne Park, The You Yangs, Brisbane Ranges, Melba Gully, Tower Hill Reserve and Lower Glenelg Park all reached with ease from the Great Ocean Road.

National Park in Hunter Valley, Australia as an alternative to a National Park in Sydney
The Hunter Valley conjures up images of lazy days fine wine-tasting at the cellar door, of romantic retreats, quality eateries and gorgeous farming country. Add to that a dolphin cruise, a World Heritage National Park and historic settlements

National Park in Kimberley, Australia as an alternative to a National Park in Sydney
Visit the Bungle Bungles (but not jungle) in the Purnululu National Park. View these awesome 350 million year old rock formations by air or brave a 4WD journey. There's nothing on earth quite like them.

National Park in Melbourne, Australia as an alternative to a National Park in Sydney
Melbourne the cultural capital of Australia famous for style, major events and multicultural community. Fashion, food, entertainment sit alongside major sporting events such as The Australian Tennis Open, Oz's Formula One Grand Prix and The Melbourne Cup.

National Park in Perth, Australia as an alternative to a National Park in Sydney
A sophisticated, scenic city, there is plenty to do in Western Australia’s capital. Cool down with Swan River water sports, eat out in it many restaurants, sip a glass of local wine, laze on the beach or explore the bushland in central Kings Park.

National Park in Pilbara, Australia as an alternative to a National Park in Sydney
Wander the ancient riverbeds of Karijini National Park with its sheer rock walls, crystal-clear pools and waterfalls. Visit Millstream's desert oasis & Rudall River's prehistoric landscape. Or swim the pristine waters of Ningaloo Reef.


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